Traditional Agrarian Societies

Definition

Traditional agrarian societies refer to communities that rely primarily on agriculture as their means of sustenance and economic production. These societies are characterized by small-scale farming, subsistence living, and a close connection to the land.

Related terms

Subsistence Farming: Subsistence farming refers to agricultural practices focused on producing enough food to meet the basic needs of a family or community.

Rural Life: Rural life encompasses the lifestyle, customs, and traditions found in countryside areas where agriculture is dominant.

Feudalism: Feudalism was a social system prevalent in medieval Europe where landowners granted land in exchange for labor or military service.